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Back in my younger years (70's & 80's) we didn't have any handicap system. Back then I was was the #1 league shooter and used to win over 50% of the tournaments I played in. I do know of one person that was a pretty good player that walked in and saw me and said he couldn't beat me so he...

Since getting back into pool after not playing since about 2006 I have been playing 8 ball races to 10 and 9 ball races to five with a friend at his break room and only dropping a 5 or 10 spot in his scratch kitty for him. I have played in two 9 ball ring games which I manage to win both simply...

I have been using a Joe Porper 2x2 since I first bought my my Meucci in the 90's and have never had any damage to my cues.

Thanks... Thinking I will go with the Action 3x5 or something similar.

Is there someone that makes a tube style case like my Joe Porper case which is tapered so that the cue goes in small end first rather than the cue going in either direction? Thanks Ron

The cue is from maybe late 90's or early 2000's.. It was a door prize at our end of the league year award party and was won by my partner.

I bought my first cue in 1977 from Eckes cues in Marshfield Wisconsin which my little brother eventually broke. I replaced it with another just like it in 1983 which I still have. I bought my second cue in 1995 and still have it = Meucci 95-11 which is now called the HOF 1 The next cue was a...

I just installed a Le Pro on my break cue..... I still have two more left over from the 90's - they were always a little hard for my liking on my playing cue since I normally used Elk Master tips back then.

I have a friend that was playing on league many years ago in a take what you make format... He made a stripe on the break, then proceeded to run the table shooting the solids. When he was lining up to shoot the 8 ball straight in his opponent told him - You have stripes- then walked to the...

As mention in the past, all tips get harder with use. A tip will harden a little with each use - this is especially true with the layered Kamui tips that have a soft layer over a hard layer = After some use they will become a hard tip.

https://www.layeredcuetips.com/faq.php I prefer the Ivory myself.

I have been trying various tips lately, and so far my favorite tip is the Ultrskin Ivory for a playing tip. Bulletproof Recoil is currently my second favorite.

I installed the Bulletproof Recoil soft tip on my cue and shot with it several hours. Holds chalk great. Has a little different sound but I got used to that. It takes some practice to get used to positional spin. Also takes practice to get extreme draw. Overall it is a very good tip that...

I installed a Bulletproof recoil soft tip on my playing cue today and will give an update once I have had a chance to check it out. ; )

a bit small = I need 20.955mm Thanks

can you tell me what the diameter is on the large end of the shaft collar?

For many years I broke with the same cue I played with and it had a very soft tip on it. I used a second ball break and always had good breaks and pocketed lots of balls and sometime the 8 ball in the side. I don't need a rock hard tip for breaking as I like to have good control of the cue ball.

I am considering trying a Bulletproof hard tip for my break cue. It's just a cheap cue I won at a league end of year drawing 30+ years ago.. cost about 100.00 at the time.... About the same time I bought my Meucci HOF 1 for 320.00

A member here recently sent me some hard tips to try out and I installed one on my break cue yesterday. It was dark brown in color but turned light blue when shaped and sanded... might have been a water buffalo tip ??